Cozy Corner

With the great Unilocal reviews, I had to try this place for myself. Great service, friendly people, cheap drinks. What more could you ask for?!

Love this place! It’s the closest place you’ll find to Cheers in town. Everybody knows everybody and if you don’t know anybody, you will by the end of the night! A very friendly crowd and great bartenders! They have karaōke on Friday and Saturday nights to entertain the crowd. There is a pool table, shuffleboard, a patio and TV’s for watching sports.

Been a few times. Good drinks but atmosphere is cramped. It’s all right if you bring your own crowd, strange company abounds.

Cheap beer and alcohol? Check
Karaokee dominated by locals who can’t sing? Check
Around the corner? Check
Pool and Shuffleboard? Check
People watching? Check
Free coozies? Check
This place is everything you can want in a local watering hole, and so much more. Every time I take friends here for the first time, they always say «where in the h*ll are you taking me??» when we pull into the parking lot. However, by the time we leave they’re nothing but smiles with their pockets full of coozies and wallets barely lighter. It is hard not to like this bar, and my friends always want to go back for more!

Small bar for a cheap drink after work. There’s a pool table, TV and free snacks. The waitress was very attentive. They need some dim lights, the place is too bright.

There is a bar in the neighborhood? This place gets stars just for being so close to home! The staff are all nice and attentive. Interesting crowd but we had a great night and will probably be back. We ended up here one night after searching for a bar nearby on Unilocal.Oh they have karaōke on sat

Five stars for being near and for being so darn weird. It feels like a parallel universe that shouldn’t exist here, it really reflects the spirit of Westbury in that way. The bartender bought us pizza? Did that just happen? The kids walking through selling so-​so Tamales, and an auto detailer in the parking lot? This place has it’s OWN culture, like the neighborhood it’s in, and you cant match or beat it many other places.
The bartenders are golden. Friendly, caring, and they know EVERYONE.
Their beer menu kind of sucks, if you’re into beer a shiner is the best thing you’ll find on the menu. Oh, and they grab it out of a huge cooler on the floor (love it). I have heard the mixed drinks are good, and I’ve seen some people really enjoying them, but haven’t dipped into the well myself yet.
They have pool, shuffleboard, video poker machines (random), a jukebox, indoor and outdoor seating, and great people. If you’re in the neighborhood, you have to walk over and have a cold one.
I’m not even sure Bob R. is reviewing the same bar. It can get noisy on nights, especially when there’s karaōke, but not outright rowdy the several times I’ve been.

This is a five star neighborhood bar. They renovated it all recently. Prices are good and the crowd can be eclectic which is great. It is a melting pot like Westbury. I hit it for happy hour with my friends in the neighborhood or when we want to get out of the house but want to stay close.

We don’t hang out at bars much, but if we want to relax a bit, this is one of our main choices. Basic bar oferings. Never seen a fight, so the guy that said there were must just attract that type of attention.
Like I said, we’re not true regulars, getting there once a month, if that. However, people know us. It’s easy to come here as a stranger and just hang out. It’s also easy to start a coversation, or just listen.
Update January 11, 2014. We rode our bicycles here (actually were were on a long toodle and somehow ended up here), and there was a large BBQ thing going, raising money for the mom of one of the regulars. We were on a diet, and so shared a plate, and met some new folk. A gorgeous day, so we sat outside. This is what a neighborhood establishment should be.
They’ve expanded, almost doubled the inside space, cleaned up and upgraded the bathrooms (enough, anyway). May have to raise my rating.
By the way, diet still intact…

I visited this bar once or twice a week until I heard a few of the regulars (one loudmouthed redneck in particular) use the n-​word several times. I stopped going for about a month and only recently returned. The same two men used it several times again. There were discussions among the staff and management that the individuals who used racial slurs and derogatory words so freely would be banned from the bar for good for using that language again. But as I suspected, nothing has been done. I won’t be going back there again. I don’t need to be in the company of racists.
It also isn’t unusual for fights to break out in the bar. There are some regulars who are alcoholics and they have been known to have brawls that start in the bar and wind up in the parking lot. Oh, and by the way, the 5-​star review that Jenny submitted should be viewed with some skepticism. Jenny is one of the bartenders at Cozy Corner. She is a VERY nice person though and an decent bartender but I think it might have been helpful for her to disclose that fact.
I want to give this dump ZERO stars but can’t.

Kick ass service, great peeps in the area to have a brew with (particularly not an O’douls :p). There isn’t a ‘bad’ bartender currently; they all rock. Ask for Jenny as she is an excellent bartender that has plenty of knowledge and speed, as well as a genuine person that cares about everyone’s well being.

I really like the fact that there is a bar in the neighborhood that I have grew up in and currently reside. There should be more of them. Between Cozy corner and Hunter’s Pub there really aren’t many options. We normally visit Cozy when we don’t feel like going out but want to keep it low key, short drive. I was shocked when we walked in on our last visit expecting the dark hole in the wall to find a bright and crowded bar. They have expanded to the adjacent property and have put a pool table and horseshoe shaped seating on the sides of the bar. The Karaōke was super loud (my ears are still ringing) but was funny to watch the talented group of drunkasses play american idol. The other shocker came when I paid the bar tab. We seriously had 6 shots of Tuaca (i bought a round for some friends that were there) and four beers and the tab was 32 bucks. The bartenders were very polite, we will definitely be back!

This place is a complete joke! I ran a tab and only drank bud light…8 of them at $ 2.75. I bought my friends one round at $ 12.50 of what they were drinking. At the end of tonight my tab was $ 65. Then the bartender actually argued that I order all these shots and liquor drinks. I only drank beer all night… don’t go to this bar! Yes it’s local and friendly but, they will rip you off for sure!

This little dive bar is a hidden gem! I went for a few beers with friends and we were warmly greeted by Sherri the bartender. Within minutes we had been introduced to everyone there, and I felt as if we’d been friends for years. Definitely a fun, eclectic crowd (as other Unilocalers have noted) cheap beer and drinks, and great service. And this place is CLEAN! The ladies room sparkled!

I moved to the area about five years ago, but just started going to the Cozy Corner a few months ago… Wow, is all I have to say. For those of you who always wanted a «Cheers» in your neighborhood, here it is! Everyone DOES know your name and everyone is super friendly. Great place to wind down or wind it up! Karaōke is always fun and as my sister likes to describe the Cozy, «It’s the happiest place on earth!» haha

This place is definitely cozy and in the process of being enlarged and remodled inside… Everyone treats u as if you have been coming here for yrs. We have a blast here. Small… yes, but fun as hell!!!

This is a really weird place — pegged below in other reviews as the quintessential neighborhood bar. There are definitely some characters here — when the karaōke gets started you can watch the trainwrecks in progress and the ones to come later.
There is shuffleboard. And they have chips and salsa and tex-​mex stuff in the corner some (all? every time I have been here at least) nights.
The cans of beer come in the trademark koozie so you can relive your frat days elegantly.
This is not a flashy, shiny place you take a hot date you want to impress. This is a neighborhood bar to drink at and be yourself. But just as a warning — there are a lot of transexuals that pass through the bar for a drink or two (and karaōke) so if that kind of thing bothers you: do not come here. The community has their back so if you come here and start trouble after a drink, you will have an entire bar of people willing to get up and throw you out. So be nice.

This is the quintessential neighborhood bar. The Cozy Corner is a perfect place to stop on the way home from work or as the last pit stop after a night on the town.

I found this place when I moved to this side of town. It’s tiny, but it’s super friendly, and usually filled with «The Regulars» (Which I have somewhat come to be myself). The shuffleboard is great and competition is always available. I recommend it to anyone looking for a local neighborhood bar. They also do a lot of cook-​off type of events, so whenever possible, catch one of those!

This bar is so unusual. First off, it’s in a completely residential area. Second, it’s extremely unassuming from the outside. But oh man when you get inside…
The drinks are CHEAP. And the staff is 100% friendly. Really. The nicest people I’ve ever seen working in a bar. The owner, and her husband are the nicest people. The crowd isn’t young, and the music isn’t new, but I love coming here and drinking and running my mouth. They have a golden tee machine, but I think it’s from 98 or something lol. It’s the only bar around the area for miles. It’s the kind of place you go to drink, not to be seen, or be cute. Nope its where you go where seriously everybody probably will know your name, and the bartender will know what you’re drinking.